Ciencia, género y democracia

Authors

  • María Inmaculada Perdomo Reyes
  • Zenaida Yanes Abreu

Keywords:

feminism, science, epistemology, values, democracy

Abstract

«Science, Gender and Democracy» After more than three decades of Science and Gender studies, it is necessary to think about the effects that feminist criticism of science has produced on scientific practice. The presence of scientific women in some disciplines, such as Primatology, is often mentioned as an example of the change of paradigm fostered by the employment of alternative interpretative models. But nonetheless, it is also truth that those most radical feminist epistemologies, which defended an alternative feminist science, have been losing strength. Helen Longino’s feminist and contextual empiricism and L. Schiebinger’s vindication of a responsible, sustainable and feminist science, can result into a more viable alternative program. This may be inserted into the wider philosophical program of defence of a democratic science.

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Published

2006-01-27

How to Cite

Perdomo Reyes, María Inmaculada, and Zenaida Yanes Abreu. 2006. “Ciencia, Género Y Democracia”. Clepsydra. International Journal of Gender Studies and Feminist Theory, no. 5 (January): 59-70. https://www.ull.es/revistas/index.php/clepsydra/article/view/2384.